The initiative of women becoming self-employed and creating their own source of income is a sign that the condition of livelihood of the citizens in the country is getting better. The story of Natore’s Rubina published in this daily on Tuesday who has self-employed herself and is also creating opportunities for others through providing monetary incentives and training is praiseworthy and at the same time can be an inspiration for those who want to become an entrepreneur. Recent reports point that there is a great boom in the agriculture sector of the country.
Many have become self sufficient through getting into farming and also have been able to establish work place for others. Many unemployed educated youths of the country are now getting into agriculture. Through the use of technology they are becoming smart farmers. Not only on the fields but also in the livestock pens, smart technology has entered the bodies of animals and is giving out their overall statistics to the owners.
Many unemployed educated youth
of the country are now gettin
into smart agriculture
The development of Bangladesh is going forward at a steady pace and along with it the citizens are also becoming developed through acquiring new ways of income. Some opt for better employment while others take matters into their own hands and create employment for self and others through becoming an entrepreneur. The recent decade has seen quite an increase in the number of entrepreneurs in the country. Other than big businessmen and industrialists there are hundreds and thousands of small business owners.
On another note, numerous organizations are giving out awards to successful entrepreneurs. Moreover, women entrepreneurs in the rural areas who generally participate in the economy through creating small cottage industries or agriculture are given special support by the government and the NGOs. Special monetary incentives in this field can bring about greater result.
Bangladesh has already come out of the state of food impoverishment and has become a country which can now feed its people and also export to earn foreign currency. The initiative of up and coming farmers and specially women in this sector are exemplary and should be presented with awards and incentives in the sector. The authorities concerned should become aware of such enterprising people and support them in every way possible by providing them with help in their times of need.
